Married in Mitchell T J Spangler and Luella Selby
The ceremony took place Wednesday morning at the Smith home with Rev J H Babcock officiating. T J Spangler and Luella Selby were joined in matrimony and will housekeep in Mitchell after February 1 1898. They left for a brief bridal trip to Sioux City and will return to the Kibbee residence to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Spangler
Luella M. Selby
Sydney W. Smith
J. H. Babcock
Episcopal Church
Spangler
Mitchell
Avon Arbor
LaGrange
Ind
Sydney Smith
Kibbee
Kimball
Sixth Streets
Creamery Industry Gains Ground in South Dakota Farmers Benefit
L N Hunter highlights the creamery sector as the state's fastest growing industry, boosting farmer profits through efficient management and cheap feed. He touts South Dakota butter as superior to global brands, driven by quality milk and skilled butter makers amid prairie feed.
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South Dakota
South
L. N. Hunter
New Weather Flag Named Norther Signal For Cold Winds
Chief Reierson, via Director Glénno in Huron, relays that under Prof. Willis L. Moore the inland storm signal will be renamed the norther. It signals high northerly winds with snow and subfreezing temperatures across Minnesota and surrounding states, with warnings included in daily forecasts and displayed until the specified time or for the current day when no time is given.
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Reierson
Glénno
Huron
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
Resurgam Lodge Installs Officers In Masonic Rite
J H Scriven served as installing officer with T J Spangler as grand marshal for Resurgam lodge A F and A M. Officers installed include W M H C Clark, Senior Warden A H Pehrson, Junior Warden L K Whitebor, Treasurer H R Kibbee, Secretary R P Hall, and appointed Senior/Junior Deacons, Chaplain, Stewards. Willie Ball along with Dr Crane and S D Presba to perform surgery after leaving Letcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resurgam Lodge
J. H. Scriven
T. J. Spangler
W. M
H. C. Clark
Wearden
A. H. Pehrson
L. KE. Whitebor
H. R. Kibbee
R. P. Hall
Clark
D. V. Moore
S. T. Greene
J. H. Babcock
H. M. Clark
H. B. Rogers
Not tardy nor absent fall term grace welton wed sioux falls
Grace Welton and C Y Leavitt were married at Sioux Falls last Monday evening. The notice reports the couple’s marriage as a notable event during the fall term.
Roll of Honor Pupils in Public Schools Named at Grand
Public schools list weekly honor roll for no unexcused absences or tardies over six weeks. High School and grade sections include students from Florence Wallison to Jessie Sandidge and beyond, with multiple primary and grammar classes. The item notes South Dakota women feature in a cited Yankton Gazette segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wallison
Mamie Ssul
Bertha Slade
Josephine Carpentier
Emily Kings
Orwin Peck
Marjorie Ruth
Joel Strong
Bessie Stair
Anna Thompson
Lottie Tenney
Nellie Willison
Oliver Adams
Fred
Frank Jones
James Spry
Grace Wilkinson
Willie Winsor
Jimmie Winn
Guy VanAlstine
Bertie Johnston
Willie Kencil
Mark Mizener
Blanche Maxon
Ruth Richards
Daniel Thompson
Walter Cooke
Percy Frink
Katie Hauck
Fred Peaerson
Maud Richardson
Lottie Soper
Ella Reed
Sydney Smith
Ethel Putnam
Margie Coughlin
Earl Eastman
Leo Evans
Eugene Hel‘wig
Lee Leyinger
Edwin Loffawold
Homer Snow
Frankie Winsor
George McDougall
Guy Frink
Lloyd Gillis
Ralph Miller
Mary Peterson
William Scheurenbrand
Carrie Slade
Grace Gregory
Howard Brodstrup
Gean Hill
John Johnston
Martha Krummel
Francis Nabinger
Pearl Perry
George Sandage
George Winsor
Lloyd Wiltse
Inez Wells
Edith Millimore
Zola Fetch
Kathryn Brown
Willie Buchanan
Frances Champlin
Jennie Fetch
Frank Hardesty
Mary Martinson
Fred Morris
Louis Levinger
Arthur Meierson
Myrtie Austin
Wilwont Millham
Eva Carpenter
South Dakota
Yankton Gazette
Mitchell Opera Plans and Travel Remains Highlight Local Notices
Grace Goodykoontz, daughter of Judge F M Goodykoontz, arranges to stage the Mikado in Mitchell next month with local talent. Emma Harker is due home in Mitchell today after a summer tour in Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa delivering elocutionary entertainments.
Leavitt and Weston Wed in Sioux Falls Society Scene
C Vincent Leavitt and Grace M Weston married last evening at 7 at the bride’s parents 610 South Main avenue residence. Rev T L Fisher conducted the Episcopal ceremony in a small gathering of relatives and intimate friends. A luncheon followed. the bride and groom were well attired and the bride is noted in society with many friends.
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Sioux Falls
Vincent Leavitt
Grace M. Weston
South Main Avenue
T. L. Fisher
Episcopal Church
W. H. Rounds
Woodway Theatre Company Impresses Mitchell With Prince and Pauper
The Woodway Theatre Company held a full house at the Grand opera house Monday, delivering a lively Prince and Pauper. Noble, Georgia Haynes, May Collier, and Brink earned praise for meritorious work, while Earl’s new pictures with the cinematrograph fell short of expectations.
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Woodway Theatre Co
Grand Opera House
Mitchell
Mr. Noble
Georgia Haynes
May Collier
Brink
Couple Wed at Woodward Theatre Event
Judge Abbey officiated at four o'clock Wednesday as Claude M. Boardman wed Miss Eric Childs in a ceremony attended by the Woodward Theatre Company members and a merry crowd.
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Judge Abbey
Woodward Theatre Co
Claude M. Boardman
Eric Childs
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Hugh Wynn
S. H. Scallin
Dboy
Smith & Conyes
Sapolio
Luella Selby
L'Yier
S. D. Presba
Crane
Willie Ball
Letcher
Grace Welton
C. Y. Leavitt
C. Vincent Leavitt
Miss Grace Weston
The
Happy Couple
And
Pauper
the Woodward Theatre Co
Royal
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New York
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